Feels really good. Anything I should know about it? It already has a tungsten guide rod in it.

Yes... point this end AWAY from you.

 

Ah, fond memories. A Glock 23 was my first gun (hence my handle). What generation is yours?

Gen 3

The compact size Glocks are one of the best defensive guns made IMO.

 

The trigger on the Gen 3 guns are sweet and you might want to get an extended slide release and mag release. Otherwise it's perfect.

Congratulations on the G23. I think it is one of the most versatile guns out there for defense. I would also look into a 9mm conversion barrel and a couple of G19 magazines (For about $150 dollars you can practice with much cheaper 9mm rounds). I have a Lone Wolf conversion barrel for mine and some of the South Korean G19 magazines for it that I use at the range. I have over 1000 rounds through that barrel and those mags and never had a hiccup. Unless you really love the silly Lone Wolf emblem, I would pay the extra $20 or so and get one with that emblem not visible. If I could do it over, I would have done that, but really I have no problems with my barrel. You can also get a .357 SIG barrel for it, I believe and it will drop right in. You might even be able to use the .40 magazines, but I am not sure. You can also get yourself some of the G22 magazines (15-rounders) and keep near the night stand. The KKM barrels are more costly, but might not be much more than the Lone Wolf with the emblem hidden. The only problem I have ever had with the conversion barrel is that with the cheap aluminum-cased Blazer 9mm ammo, it ejects sporadically and sometimes hits my safety glasses. I don't seem to have this problem with brass ammo.

Oh one more thing, it doesn't really need a lot of oil when you clean it. Avoid getting any oil into the firing pin channel when you clean the gun.

My 1st and favorite Glock / pistol of all time. I don't understand when I hear people at the gun store saying you live in NJ, you shouldn't buy a compact or subcompact. They are not just for concealed carry. Anyway, good choice, its a keeper.

I have the 23 and 26 Gen 4.Not complicated like the XDM.

love glocks but whats complicated on the xdm?

I have the 23 and 26 Gen 4.

 

+1 on the G26. Every Glock owner should have one (26/27/33). These little guns handle and shoot great. Put that on your short list.

love glocks but whats complicated on the xdm?

For a basic field strip they are one in the same.Once you break them down specifically the frame the XDM becomes extremly difficult mostly because of the grip safety.

now pick up a 32 barrel and your set for .357 sig rounds!

i have a 23 and 27 and of all my guns they are the only two that I did not mess with.. lol

Congrats, you'll enjoy its company and will serve you good